Growth Rate
As a slow-growing species, pine-bush tends to focus its energy on sustaining its foundational structures, such as roots and stems, throughout the year. The slow growth rate results in a comparatively dense and compact form, which incrementally increases in height and breadth. Despite year-round growth, seasonal climatic variations may subtly affect the pacing while not significantly altering the main growth pattern. Such unhurried development, amidst its unceasing growth season, fortifies pine-bush's resilience, enabling it to thrive even in conditions less ideal for rapid-growth species.